On January 24, according to the European Automotive News, Lamborghini CEO Stephan Winkelmann made it clear in an interview that this year will be the last time the company will offer a model with only an internal combustion engine.
Stephen also said that in 2021, Lamborghini achieved outstanding results, with a total of 8405 cars delivered, of which nearly 60% came from its SUV model Urus (global sales of 5021 units), it can be seen that SUVs are indeed a cash cow for supercar brands.
It is understood that the Italian brand will launch four brand new models this year to enrich the electrification camp of its product line, but the specific time has not yet been revealed.
In addition, Lamborghini will launch its last pure-fuel model, the Aventador Ultimae, this year, which is equipped with a V12 gasoline engine, and its replacement model is likely to be one of the four models mentioned earlier, which will be transformed into a plug-in hybrid model.
In order to quickly enter electrification, the Rambo Fund will invest a lot of money, and has reportedly allocated 1.5 billion euros (10.775 billion yuan) for the transition to plug-in hybrids.
The first Lamborghini plug-in hybrid models will be available as early as 2023, while the pure electric Lamborghini will be officially unveiled in 2025.
As a member of the Volkswagen Group, Lamborghini's move has also received strong support, after all, volkswagen is one of the few most resolute European car companies on the road to electrification.
Stephen also said that they are working on the final design of lamborghini electric vehicles, and the four-door model "suitable for everyday use" is also under consideration, which can be seen that this is a real taste of Urus sweetness.